10.11.2004
With about 11 million new subscribers in the last seven months, the number of mobile phone users in India has crossed that of landlines, said the Telecom Regulatory Authority of India. There is more good news: A survey by an international research group has shown that India recorded the highest annual mobile subscriber growth from the second quarter of 2003.
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[civil society & ICT]
[communications]
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10.11.2004
The European Union has invited proposals under its e-health programme worth 75 million euros. The projects should focus on research and development of ICT-based systems that improve health knowledge and strengthen prevention, diagnosis and treatment of diseases.
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[Europe]
[health & ICT]
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09.11.2004
The Working Group on Internet Governance is meeting at the United Nations in Geneva from 23-25 November 2004. Participants will discuss ways to make the internet a medium that allows free flow of information and ideas around the world and resists attempts to censor content.
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From:
UNESCO - Communication, Information and Informatics Sector
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[e-governance]
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09.11.2004
United Kingdom has lessons to learn from Scotland where an online university has achieved a 75 per cent increase in enrolment in the last one year. Edinburgh's Interactive University has 75,000 students from more than 23 countries in contrast to UkeU, which folded up after big losses.
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From:
Guardian Unlimited
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[United Kingdom]
[education & ICT]
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09.11.2004
Johannesburg is hosting an online discussion from 24 November to 10 December 2004 that organisers hope will step up the campaign against gender violence and HIV/AIDS. Cyber Dialogues will allow interactions between experts, individuals and policymakers through community multimedia centres.
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From:
allAfrica.com
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[Africa]
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[gender & ICT]
[Internet]
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08.11.2004
The growing popularity of FM stations in Indias cities has given the countrys sinking radio transistor industry a new lease of life. With an estimated 35 per cent growth in sales in the next two years, local and established brands are producing radio sets in various designs and for all pockets.
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[Asia and the Pacific]
[South Asia]
[India]
[access]
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